Completed works: A Buddhist Palace Maid Wants a Comfortable Life and a Little Wealth and Reborn: A Scheme to Leave.
A brief introduction:
In her past life, she died a tragic death. In this one, she devotes herself to plotting an escape from her miserable fate, only to discover that it's not as easy as she'd hoped.
Full synopsis:
In her previous life, she was patient and gentle, yet suffered all her days!
When her family was destroyed, her birth mother hanged herself rather than endure further humiliation, and her younger brother, crippled in one leg, became a servant to their enemy just to survive.
When her sister-in-law, who had been her mentor, friend, mother, and sister, was killed, she finally lost all hope. Humiliated by the loss of her virginity, she took her husband with her to the grave, and her great vengeance was complete!
Reborn into a new life, she takes things as they come, facing unkind grandparents and father, a hypocritical stepmother and stepsisters, and an indifferent birth mother.
When she faces the enemy who destroyed her family in her past life, should she try to change his heart and avert the same fate, or strike while he's down and finish him?
What should she do about the sister-in-law who is not quite the same as the one from her previous life?
And how should she deal with the many truths she has suddenly learned in this life?
Then there's the man who has stirred her heart...
Most importantly, how can she escape her tragic fate and live a happy life???
P.S.
1. The word in the title means plotting and planning, not strategy.
2. This story is set in a fictional world and is not worth scrutinizing for historical accuracy. Take it seriously and you lose.
3. One-on-one romance, with both leads devoted only to each other.
4. Most importantly, everyone has their own tastes. If this isn't for you, please close the page. A kind word can warm you through the coldest winter, while cruel words can wound even in summer. You don't have to love it, but please don't hurt anyone!
Finally, thank you all sincerely for your support. You are what keeps me going!
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The story unfolded smoothly up to chapter 16, and I've read through it. There's a fair amount of internal monologue, but it's not tiresome. Personally, I think there are too many rebirth-themed wish-fulfillment stories, so this is a good one.
Has Sixth Sister-in-law transmigrated yet? If not, will she transmigrate?
These chapters are well-written; the story is getting tighter. Keep it up!
The young concubine's daughter has always seemed rather dim-witted. When will she finally come to her senses? It's worrying to watch her!
Get rid of that scumbag father quickly, he doesn't deserve to live.
I've finished the book. My overall impression is rather bland; neither the characters nor the plot are particularly outstanding. It mainly focuses on how a man and woman of vastly different social statuses manage to be together in an ancient historical setting.
Why not just explicitly reject Si Pianran's advances? Why give her false hope? That's pretty slick.
Now that she's escaped the Rong family and news of her death has spread, hopefully she won't go back. I just wonder what her role will be in the end, and how she'll end up with the male lead?
The writing is fluent, but the plot progresses too slowly, with too much focus on supporting characters and the past life events, making it a drawn-out read.
[I've already read it; the writing is excellent. Please maintain this unique style.]
I've read it; the writing is superb, definitely worth reading and subscribing to. Just trying to ride the wave of popularity. A rather interesting book: "An Old Man Who Time-Travels and Collects Trash, Surviving by Making Bad Movies"